Beckett Admits Bad Check Counts in Mexico
Hollywood actor Scott Beckett admitted writing worthless checks totaling 1800 pesos in Tampico and other Mexican cities. He denied firing at police during a clash in Ciudad Victoria where he faced charges and a trial was set with bail decision pending. His wife faces no immediate trial decision as custody actions continue. The couple’s 2-year-old son was returned to Los Angeles with Beckett’s mother. Beckett said he planned to cover the bad checks later.
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Bank Bandits Wives Get Seven-Year Jail Terms
In Savannah, Patsy Ruth Hornbeck and Norma Jean Goldman, wives of two convicted bank robbers, were sentenced to seven years as accessories in a Citizens and Southern Bank robbery and aiding escapes. The judge cited involved acts such as handing a handcuff key and supplying a pistol.
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Lasser, Income Tax Expert, Succumbs
In New York, F Jacob Kay Lasser, famed author of the popular Your Income Tax handbook and a leading tax expert outside the Internal Revenue Bureau, died in his sleep at his Beverly Hills hotel apartment at age 57 amid heart trouble. He reportedly cut his workday after a heart attack, and his annual guide outsold Gone With the Wind.
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Carving Board and Stool Ad Highlights Prices
An advertisement describes a hardwood wall and tree board with spokes to hold a roast, priced at 3.95. It also promotes a Ragulag step stool priced at 16.95, featuring a seat and back upholstery.
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